Journal of Integrated Care: Volume 32 Issue 3

Editorial: Integrated care’s missing piece: the US experience

Axel Kaehne

Health-related digital content engagement during the COVID-19 pandemic: an elaboration likelihood model lens

Seyed Mehdi Sharifi, Mohammad Reza Jalilvand, Shabnam Emami kervee

The effectiveness of a message and its attributes have become important for digital media. This study aims to investigate how different elements of a website including both…

CIV-MIL integration in the transformation of the EU healthcare network: a dual-gain strategy

Jacopo Frassini

This article aims to address the need for a more structured partnership between civilian and military healthcare, particularly in the context of cross-border threats in the EU…

Promotion of a social prescribing pathway to general practitioners in a rural area (a feasibility study protocol)

Andrew Ridge, Gregory Peterson, Bastian Seidel, Rosie Nash

Psychosocial problems, including social isolation and loneliness, are prevalent in rural communities and can impact the use of health services and health outcomes. Current…

Integrated healthcare system in India: a conceptual framework

Sonica Rautela, Nehajoan Panackal, Adya Sharma

India has been on the pathway of improvement concerning healthcare and health outcomes of its population. However, India must overcome its unique challenges and cover a long…

Community-engaged co-design of a quality improvement capacity building program within an integrated health system in Ontario, Canada

Leahora Rotteau, Mercedes Magaz, Brian M. Wong, Sara Shearkhani, Mohammad Shabani, Rishma Pradhan, Bourne Auguste, Laurie Bourne, Jeff Powis, Kelly Michelle Smith

An integrated care system identified quality improvement (QI) capacity as a gap in advancing their integrated quality care priorities and improvement efforts. Here we describe the…

Reimagining chronic pain management: the case for integrated care in India

Mahalakshmi Satyanarayana, Shubha Ranganathan

The viewpoint essay focusses on the significance of integrated care (IC) for chronic pain in India, in an attempt to reflect on how pain management and care can be made more…

Integration through education: utilizing project ECHO to mitigate fragmentation and support adaptive expert care in HIV Psychiatry

Deanna Chaukos, Sandalia Genus, Timothy Guimond, Maria Mylopoulos

Care of complex patients requires collaboration across hospital and community settings. Yet there is little recognition of the capabilities that healthcare workers need to…

Commissioning for integration: exploring the dynamics of the “subsidy tables” approach in Dutch social care delivery

Floor Kist, Hans de Bruijn, Catholijn Jonker

The objective of this paper is to develop a redesigned commissioning process for social care services that fosters integrated care, encourages collaboration and balances…